Greenland

Built around early colonial farms beside the tidal waters of Great Bay, Greenland grew into a small residential town in New Hampshire’s Seacoast region. The Winnicut River runs through the area toward the Great Bay estuary, connecting woodland and wetlands with its broad tidal basin. Greenland was incorporated in 1721, after developing from land once within Portsmouth and Stratham. The Weeks Brick House, built around 1710, is a notable survival of early colonial brick architecture. Close to Portsmouth yet markedly less urban, the town retains open fields, wooded roads and a strong connection to the Great Bay watershed. Find related webcams in the New Hampshire Seacoast to build a fuller picture of Greenland and Great Bay.

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